[Video/Action; by the Junkpile]

[heatsink]

[The feed clicks on to show Garrus in the Junkpile, broadcasting with the use of his arm-mounted Omni Tool.]

Looks like the Lambda's feeling rather festive this week. There's a cache of supplies here on a ship back from my world.

[A three-fingered hand reaches to plug in some controls into the device's holographic display, quickly bringing up a 3-D representation of the ship in question, with several red indicators near the thickest areas of the craft.]

Scans show there's.. probably going to be some hostile stowaways inside. Shouldn't be too much for an organized team to handle.

[The feed flicks back to the camera.]

Meet by my coordinates if you're interested.

[And the feed clicks off. Now to see if anyone will join him.]

(ooc: Part of this plot. This will lead to a log later today/tomorrow)

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[action]-->[audio]

[heatsink]

Right.

[He still had to wait for a few others to arrive before attempting to breach the ship. But, there was one matter he had forgotten, and opens up an audio channel a few minutes after Rocket had left.]

Name's Garrus Vakarian.

[Whoops, introductions. They can get a more formal one once everyone gathers by the ship. Right now he just needs a name.]

[audio/action]

[furryfarkinfiend]

Rocket Raccoon. It's a pleasure, mate.

[Pausing in his trek to perch on a mound of trash near the ship, Rocket surveys the area a bit for himself before starting towards it again, making for his desired entrance and getting inside without too much trouble.]

Alright, I'm in.

[The perk of being small was being able to move through ventilation systems easily, the raccoon already starting down the vent trail, ears perked forward as he keeps tabs on everything going on around and below.]

Anything else I should be wary of with this ship, mate?

[audio/action]

[heatsink]

[Garrus listens intently on the other side of the feed, waiting from his original position.]

Aside from the husks? Just avoid going near the engines. Ship crash means they could be leaking element zero. Stuff's toxic to organics.

What can you see in there?

[He wasn't expecting many dead bodies. The entire crew was probably converted to the mindless creatures.]

[audio/action]

[furryfarkinfiend]

Right. Engines bad. Got it.

[There's a silence on Rocket's end for a moment, at least in terms of speaking, only the sound of him moving along the vents any indication that he was still on the other end at all.

Then it really does go silent for a moment before a chittering sound can be heard.]

Mate, think we got a bit of a problem. Looks like there's no easy way to get further than I farkin' am at the moment.

[Yeah. He's annoyed. He really wanted to explore this ship and he can't find a way through.]

[audio/action]

[heatsink]

[There's a concerned pause as the news gets relayed back to him.]

It's all blocked? Think you can send back a visual?

[This is, disconcerting. Husks aren't supposed to be intelligent enough to tamper with anything.]

[video/action]

[furryfarkinfiend]

Sure thing, mate.

[There's some shifting sounds before the video pops on, Rocket aiming it at the blocked pathway.]

Seems a little too convenient if you ask me. Like someone's trying to keep us out. Or maybe I'm just farkin' paranoid.

[audio]

[heatsink]

Couldn't have been the crew if they were all converted to husks...

[Unless there was someone who had managed to evade conversion. One who had to be dead by now as there were no organic life signals in the wreck. Damn, what a way to go.]

Had to be a survivor of some sort. They must have died when the ship crashed.

[Because he'd rather believe that than intelligent husks.]